Adventure Pilot IFLY GPS Manuel utilisateur

Owner’s Manual

by Adventure Pilot

Contents

Overview

Speciﬁcations ........................................................ 3

Features ................................................................ 3

Warnings ............................................................... 5

Unit Overview ....................................................... 6

Mounting on a Windscreen ............................ 7

Connecting to Power ....................................... 7

Powering On ................................................... 7

Updating your iFly GPS........................................ 8

Main Display ........................................................ 9

Using the Touch-Screen ...................................... 10

Panning ......................................................... 10

Activating Buttons ........................................ 10

Switching Sectionals .................................... 10

Markers ......................................................... 10

Main Menu ........................................................... 11

Possible Actions Menu ........................................ 11

Airport Information Screen ................................ 13

Find Nearest... Menu ..................................... 14

About Menu ................................................... 14

GPS Overview Screen .............................. 14

Flight Planning

Flight Planning Options ..................................... 15

Option 1: Create a point-to-point plan by

touching the screen ...................................... 16

Option 2: Find an airport by code or keyword ..17

Fly Direct To Screen .................................. 17

Option 3: Use the Flight Planner .................. 18

Option 4: Rubber-band route modiﬁcation .. 20

Option 5: Vertical ﬂight planning .................. 21

Checking Your Flight Plan’s Airspaces ............... 22

Settings

Units of Measure ................................................ 23

Map Settings ....................................................... 23

Screen Settings ................................................... 23

Instrument Settings ............................................ 24

Selecting Instruments Mode ........................ 24

Customizing Instruments .............................. 24

Custom Waypoints .............................................. 26

Custom Waypoints Form ............................... 26

Alerts

Alert Types ........................................................... 27

Collision Alerts .................................................... 27

Setting Collision Alert Thresholds ................ 27

More about Terrain Alerts ......................... 28

Managing Active Collision Alerts ................. 29

Airspace Alerts ................................................... 30

Setting Airspace Alerts .................................. 30

Customizing Airspace Display Modes ......... 30

Terrain Highlights ................................................ 31

Vertical Speed to Target Instrument .................. 31

Customizing Vertical Speed to Target Settings ..32

AHRS Alerts ......................................................... 32

Map Modes

Changing Map Modes ........................................ 33

Weather Mode .................................................... 34

ADS-B Live Weather ...................................... 34

Trafﬁc Mode ......................................................... 35

Plates & Diagrams Mode ................................... 36

Instruments Panel ............................................... 37

Horizontal Situation Indicator ....................... 37

Extra Features

Using the Remote Control ................................. 38

Setting up the PDF Viewer ................................. 38

External Devices ................................................. 39

Sending GPS Info to External Devices ......... 39

Installing an External ADS-B Device ............ 39

Device Status ................................................. 40

Troubleshooting External Devices ........... 40

Additional Information

Frequently Asked Questions .............................. 41

FCC Information .................................................. 42

Warranty .............................................................. 43

Features

Interface

Extensive zoom levels from 2 to 100 NM per inch

Touch-n-drag scrolling, works even in turbulence

Single-touch zoom in/out

Center and auto-track with a single touch

View Charts button switches between bordering

sectionals at a single touch

Night Mode darkens and inverts colors at night

Plug-and-ﬂy autopilot capability

Remote Control included for use in turbulent

situations

Macro-zoom for Vector Mode (1/3 mile)

Interactive Instruments Panel

Portrait or Landscape views

Compatible with attitude heading reference

system (AHRS) devices, such as Levil or Clarity

Spatial Awareness

Track your current position with pre-loaded FAA

published sectionals, charts, plates and more

Critical and important airspaces are highlighted

and shaded

Instantly reference distance and bearing to any

point on the chart with a single touch of the

screen

Find Airport button shows a list of the nearest

airports with immediate navigational aids such as

distance, turn, and ETE

Overview

Speciﬁcations

Dimensions ...................................................................................................................... 7.25 x 4.5 x 0.75 inches

Weight ..................................................................................................................................................12 ounces

Current ........................................................................................................................................... 600mA @ 12V

Power Input ..................................................................................................................................... DC 12V~28V

GPS ................................................................................................................................................. SiRF Star – III

Operating Temperature ...........................................................................................14°F to 140°F (-10°C to 60°C)

Storage Temperature ...............................................................................................-4°F to 176°F (-20°C to 80°C)

Speciﬁcations are subject to change and improvement without notice. Actual product may vary from the images found in this document.

Distance rings around your current position

FAA published TFRs on all sectionals and charts

Vertical guidance to a target airport’s pattern

altitude using Vertical Speed to Target (VST)

instruments

Live weather data available through ADS-B via

third party devices; live updates of NexRad,

METARs, TAFs, Winds Aloft, and PIREPs

Pre-ﬂight weather downloads for METAR, TAFs,

and Winds Aloft

Terrain/obstruction highlights in relative view and

proﬁle view

Active alert messaging for terrain, airspace, and

collision

FAA Charts

Includes all sectionals, low enroute charts, WAC

charts, approach and departure plates

Explore charts with touch-sensitive panning and

zooming

Reference actual FAA airport taxi diagrams;

includes alpha-numerics for cutoffs and parallels

History button toggles between charts, previously

viewed airport details, and plates

Sectionals and plates include all of the “Border”

and “Legend” data as shown on FAA charts

Simple update process at www.iﬂyGPS.com

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Flight Planning

Direct-to ﬂight planning

Easily create multi-leg ﬂight plans directly from

the sectional or ﬂight planner

Rubber-band route line modiﬁcations (touch and

drag a route line to bend it around an airspace)

Vertical speed to target for custom waypoints

with speciﬁc altitudes (a 3-D ﬂight plan)

Save/load/reverse ﬂight plans

Flight plan is automatically saved and restored

between power cycles

Search for airports by code, airport name, or city

name

Vertical Flight Planning – plan or view the ﬂight

plan from a deﬁned altitude

Single string waypoint entry (e.g. KDFW KTKI

KSTL KOSH)

Data Updates

Unlimited updates from any internet-connected

computer (with a low-cost annual data

subscription)

Update with a USB ﬂash drive or wireless

download via iFly Connect. (Note: Wi-Fi

updating available on the iFly 720.)

Prior to your ﬂight, quickly update the latest

TFR, Metar, TAFs, Winds Aloft, and a GPS-

enabled graphical VFR/IFR reference map with

touch weather reports

Download software updates at

www.iﬂyGPS.com to always have the latest

new features

Airport Information

Geographical data and obstructions

Public and private airports

Attendance schedule

Communication information

Full runway information, including a thumbnail

with quick reference numbers

Trafﬁc patterns with pattern altitude (if

published)

Georeferenced FAA Airport Diagrams for over

800 complex airports

Available IFR equipment

Additional FAA remarks

Compatible Devices

Digital Auto-Pilots

Dynon

TruTrak

Other Digital NMEA supported models

AHRS Units

Levil

Clarity SV

And more

ADS-B Receivers

Clarity (models with or without the SV

option)

LEVIL

SkyRadar

NavWorx

FreeFlight

Actively developing more

External serial GPS receiver input (Note: does

not use ADSB GPS)

Various EFIS and Fuel Flow Computers

Notes

Avoid using any chemical or abrasive cleaners

on the touchscreen and/or plastic casing. Clean

the touchscreen with a soft, clean, lint-free

cloth. Use water, isopropyl alcohol, or eyeglass

cleaner, if needed.

The iFly GPS does not contain any user-

serviceable parts. Repairs should only be made

by an authorized service center. Unauthorized

repairs or modiﬁcations could void both the

warranty and the pilot’s authority to operate

this device under FAA/FCC regulations.

All visual depictions contained within this

document, including screen images, are subject

to change and may not reﬂect the most current

iFly GPS receiver. Depictions may differ slightly

from the actual unit.

Use of polarized eye wear may cause the ﬂight

displays to appear dim or blank.

Only use the power adapters provided with the

iFly GPS or recommended by Adventure Pilot

LLC.

Do not leave the iFly GPS in extremely high

or low temperatures. Do not use in a humid

environment or submerge in water.

Do not place near magnets or large speakers.

Do not put gold, metallic objects, or electric

wave emitting objects around the iFly GPS.

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Overview

w Warnings w

wCarefully review this Owner’s Manual and make sure you thoroughly understand iFly GPS’s functionality and

operation before attempting to use the unit during actual ﬂight.

wDo not install the iFly GPS where it obstructs the pilot’s ﬁeld of view or interferes with operating controls.

wThe ﬂight indicators shown on the iFly GPS are based on GPS-derived data and may differ from the aircraft’s

instruments.

wThe altitude shown on the iFly GPS is geometric height above Mean Sea Level and may differ from the

altitude displayed by pressure altimeters. Always use the pressure altitude displayed by your aircraft’s

altimeter for determining aircraft altitude.

wThis device is intended to supplement other navigation data sources and should be considered only as an aid

to enhance situational awareness. This device is not intended for use as a primary reference for navigation

or obstacle/terrain avoidance. It is the pilot’s sole responsibility to be aware of aircraft and surrounding

conditions. Aircraft position, ground elevation, bearing, speed, and all other elements of the ﬂight which may

be displayed on this unit should be veriﬁed by the pilot using redundant external sources.

wData utilized in this GPS device comes from government and other 3rd party sources. It is provided without

express or implied warranty as to accuracy, completeness, reliability, or suitability. Adventure Pilot, LLC shall

not be liable for any errors, inaccuracies, omissions, or other defects in the software or data contained on this

device

wTFR and other Airspace Data may change. Contact FSS prior to each ﬂight for the latest information.

wADSB/NEXRAD data should be used for long-range planning only. Weather information on this device,

regardless of the source, is not appropriate for use in short-range weather avoidance.

wThe terrain awareness features in this device are an aid for terrain avoidance, but should not be used as a

primary reference for terrain avoidance. This device is not certiﬁed for use in situations requiring a certiﬁed

terrain awareness system. Terrain data is from third party sources and may contain inaccuracies.

wThe United States government operates the Global Positioning System (GPS) and is solely responsible for

its accuracy and maintenance. The GPS system is subject to changes which could affect the accuracy and

performance of the iFly GPS.

wInterference from GPS repeaters operating inside nearby hangars can cause an intermittent loss of altitude

and heading displays while the aircraft is on the ground.

wDo not use outdated data. Aviation databases, charts, and plates must be updated regularly to ensure that the

information is accurate. Pilots using outdated data do so at their own risk.

wDo not use the Instruments Panel as a replacement to aircraft gauges. The Instruments Panel is for

situational references only, not primary navigation.

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Overview

Power Jack

Connect Cigarette Lighter Adapter or

AC Adapter

USB Port

Connect USB memory storage device

SD/MMC Memory Card Slot

• Included SD card contains iFly GPS

applications and data

• Card must be inserted for unit to

operate

• Do not remove or modify ﬁles

Headphone Jack

AV In – Connect external video or audio device

Camera – Connect an external camera (not included)

(on back)

External GPS

Antenna

Connector

Connect an external

GPS antenna (optional,

not included)

Unit Overview

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Mounting on a Windscreen

1. Secure the suction cup to your aircraft’s windscreen.

2. Insert the end of the mounting arm into the keyhole slot on the back of the unit.

3. Tighten the knob closest to the keyhole clockwise until secure.

4. Tighten the next knob clockwise to further secure the unit from vibrating loose.

5. Loosen the two arm adjustment knobs, position the unit as desired, and re-tighten the arm adjustment knobs.

Notes:

• Do not install the iFly GPS where it obstructs your ﬁeld of view or interferes with operating controls.

• After installation, make sure the unit is ﬁrmly secured.

Connecting to Power

For use in your aircraft, connect the barrel end of the

included cigarette lighter adapter into the jack of the iFly

GPS. Plug the other end into a DC 12–28V cigarette lighter

(accessory power port).

For use indoors, connect the barrel end of the included

AC adapter into the DC-12V jack of the iFly GPS. Plug the

other end into a standard household outlet.

Powering On

1. The unit automatically turns on when connected to

power.

2. The Home Screen is displayed during

initialization while the iFly GPS collects

satellite data and establishes its present

location.

3. After initialization, a dialog box appears

containing safety warnings, and if

applicable, TFR and sectional expiration.

Touch “More Information” to view the

Sectional Information dialog box.

Touch”I have read and understand these

warnings” to continue.

4. The sectional map of your location is

displayed with an icon representing

your aircraft shown in the center of the

screen.

-or -

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Updating your iFly GPS

The iFly GPS software, databases, and charts can be updated through the iFly GPS website if you have a valid

update subscription. You can perform the update using either a USB Flash Drive, an SD card, or wirelessly (Wi-Fi)

if you have the iFly 720 and a wireless internet connection.

First, log in to the website at www.iFlyGPS.com. If you do not have a login name, create one by clicking the

“Register” button at the top of the screen. Once registered, follow the online instructions to link your new iFly

GPS with your account.

Update using a USB Flash Drive

1. Insert a USB Flash Drive into your computer.

2. Go to www.iFlyGPS.com.

3. Click “Updates”  “Create Update Package” on the website.

4. Follow instructions on the website to complete the update.

Update using an SD Card

Note: This process only works with a Windows computer running Internet Explorer.

1. With your iFly GPS powered off, eject the SD card (this is the postage-sized memory chip on the left side of

the iFly. To eject the SD card, gently push it in and release, it will pop out like toast from a toaster)

2. Insert the SD card into your PC. If your PC does not have an SD card reader, you can buy one from your local

electronic shop.

3. Open Internet Explorer and go to www.iFlyGPS.com.

Note: This app is based on a Microsoft technology called ClickOnce so the installer much be launched from

Internet Explorer. If you’re using Firefox, Chrome, AOL, or any other browser, close that and run Internet Explorer.

4. Click “Updates”  “Download iFly Connect” on the website.

5. Follow instructions on the website to install the application and complete the update.

Update using a wireless internet connection (iFly 720 only)

1. Connect to your wireless network using the Setup Menu on the iFly 720.

Note: For detailed instructions, read the iFly 720 Extra Features manual available in the support section of

www.iFlyGPS.com.

2. Once connected, touch Update from the System Menu. Follow the on-screen instructions.

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Ground Speed

Use Menu  Setup to toggle

between Miles, Kilometers,

and Nautical Miles

Track

The direction your aircraft

is moving relative to true

North

Altitude

Your altitude in feet

above sea level

calculated by GPS

Warning: Always

use your aircraft’s

pressure altimeter

to determine your

exact altitude

Opens the Main

Menu (see page 11)

Zoom In

Zoom in to read

map details

Zoom Out

Zoom out to view

surrounding areas

and airspaces

Follow Plane

Reposition your current location in

the center of the screen

Location Icon

Indicates your

current location on

the sectional

Mode

Select the map

mode (see page 34)

Find Airport

Shows a list of nearby airports

Flight Plan

Shows the ﬂight planning form

(see page 18)

Navigation Instruments

Available when a ﬂight plan is active

(see page 15)

Main Display

North-up

Toggles the map display between

North-up and Track-up

• In North-up mode, the chart is

always oriented so that North

is up

• In Track-up mode, the chart is

oriented so that the plane is

located at the bottom/center

of the map facing straight up

and the map will rotate as the

airplane turns

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